Ahead of the Curve - 5/7/2024

Ahead of the Curve - 5/7/2024

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Want to catch up on the latest from ITR Economics? Here is a recap of what you might have missed last week!


ITR Experts Say

We recently sat down with ITR Economist and Speaker Derek Stanley to discuss US residential construction. Find out what the future holds for the industry and uncover actionable advice you can apply to your business!

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“Follow the people because the consumer drives the economy. Net migrations are a telltale sign as to which regions are likely to provide the most long-term growth opportunities for your business.”

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TrendsTalk – New Episodes Every Monday

This week on TrendsTalk, ITR Economist Taylor St. Germain discusses AI technology and explains why embracing and investing in AI now can help your business in the long run.

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Fed Watch – New Episodes Every Friday

Join us this week on Fed Watch as ITR Economics Chief Economist Brian Beaulieu discusses all the news from the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting and highlights the strength of the US dollar, consumer expectations, and wage trends.


Ed Trevis

Corvalent | Industrial Edge, Gateways Computers | Medical Device MFG | IIoT SW | APM | Asset Monitoring SW | Fleet MGMT

6 个月

Taylor, thanks for speaking to us at the Vistage event in Austin. I somewhat differ from your opinion on immigration reform. Immigration will resolve way more than half of the problem if the federal government gets the reform and infrastructure to handle the volume of applications. Americans underestimate how many real competent young professionals will move to the US tomorrow if they can. The good news is that the second half of this decade can be fantastic years if we have the right international trade and immigration policies. It is all about the economy. We fix this here and the world will thank us for the next 5 years.

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Ed Trevis

Corvalent | Industrial Edge, Gateways Computers | Medical Device MFG | IIoT SW | APM | Asset Monitoring SW | Fleet MGMT

6 个月

These days, slow growth in employment means higher unemployment. We are living in different times when it comes to employment. We need immigration reform not now, but yesterday. Our demographics, while better than many places in the world, are missing a great opportunity to invest in a future strong economy. Legal immigration became and national security interest and Washington is not doing anything about it. We are also ignoring what is happening in Latin and South America. Another national security urgent issue not been addressed.

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